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A multi-week summer arts camp for school-age children ages 6-12 featuring drawing, painting, sculpture, performance, music, and nature art.
Submit 2D and 3D portable artworks for potential purchase by the City of Bellevue Public Art Collection.
Submit a proposal for a short-term, collaborative, community-led public art project that transforms Denver's outdoor public spaces and engages the public.
Apply to live in an affordable artist housing community in the Truckee region.
Submit artworks for a juried national exhibition; selected works will be exhibited and considered for awards totaling over $4,250.
Submit work in contemporary fine craft (ceramics, fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, wood, basketry) created with traditional or CAD/CAM technologies for a juried exhibition with $12,000+ in prize awards.
Submit a single work to be considered as the cover image for the Winter 2027 'Vintage' issue of the Pennsylvania Journal of Arts and Sciences.
Submit fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, or photography for Issue 53, where literary works must incorporate all three elements (black hole, stream, duct tape) and visual works need only represent one.
Design, fabricate, and install interior artwork for the children and teen spaces of the renovated Bellingham central library as part of the City's Percent for Arts program.
Submit fine art or fine craft inspired by fishing and the Salmon River for a themed group exhibition.
Young artists ages 14-23 are invited to submit work for monthly youth art exhibits and a gallery-wide Youth Arts Exhibit in August 2025.
The exhibition explores ways we move through the world, honouring the land, our stories and each other, celebrating triumphs in our journeys and strengthening connectedness. It features documentaries and contemporary art reflecting on identity, resilience, and belonging through the power of connection across cultures and communities.
Submit original two-dimensional artworks for consideration for display in City Hall's eighth annual Art in City Hall exhibition.
A mural celebrating Afro-Latin music and dance, featuring depictions of Africa, the United States, and the Caribbean islands, with imagery of local and international icons, ancestral musical instruments, symbols of Afro-Latin history and culture, dancers, and nature.
A retrospective exhibition of textile artist Aurèlia Muñoz (1926–2011), surveying her multifaceted practice including early collages and assemblages, pictorial embroidery, macramé structures, kite-sculptures, installations with handmade paper, maquettes, and drawings spanning over fifty years of her work.
The exhibition establishes a dialogue between Pablo Picasso's Guernica and Dumile Feni's African Guernica, exploring parallels in representation and thematic concerns across different historical and cultural contexts, particularly examining how both works address violence, war, discrimination and oppression.
Create a site-specific artwork for the east glass facade of the Elliott West Wet Weather Treatment Station in Seattle, responding to the theme 'Water's Edge' and the station's role in environmental protection.
A retrospective exploration of Miguel Ángel Rojas's fifty-year career examining critical social and political themes in Colombia including narco-trafficking, violence, migration, decolonization, and the exploitation of natural resources, alongside investigations of homosexuality, Indigenous heritage, and the devastation of the Amazon landscape.
A three-year (or five-year part-time) intensive career training certificate program in studio art emphasizing painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and digital media with progressive skill development and professional mentorship.
Submit a resume/CV, exhibition proposal, and 10-15 high-quality digital images of your work for consideration for a solo or group exhibition at the Esvelt Gallery.
Submit artwork in contemporary abstract styles for a juried exhibition.
Submit work for an open call celebrating emerging and established artists, with opportunities for collaboration, visibility, and growth.
Submit works exploring how various conditions—framing, perspective, context, technology, and viewer position—shape how we see and interpret artworks.